District and state meet records clash in Pennsylvania track history
The article explains how district meet marks often exceed state meet records, citing Wall Mangham's 6 9% high jump in District 7 as the best district meet effort and a national scholastic standard, though not a state meet record. It notes class divisions, wind effects, and key performances by Don Webster and Winker, with district marks sometimes higher than state marks across events.
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Hub
Pennsylvania
Wall Mangham
Charles Smith
Washington
Pac
Section Two
Corry
District 10
Oil City
Winker
Kennett Square
Don Webster
Meadville
Fiore Bergamasco
Penn State
Bergamasco
Lagurite Evey Minor
Junghans
Lancaster
Neyer
Pottsville
Raemore
Willamsport
Deardort Johnstown
Oi Chy
Perry
Coatesville
Hearn Lower Merion
Mt. Lebanon
Smith
Ashington
Ewell Thancaster
Morse
West Chester
Nehes
Snot
Urhanik
Doora
Mle
Lebanon
Williamsport
All-America Bowl rosters and notable track marks listed
The article lists sports results and rosters from a bowling tournament in Corry Jamestown and details track and field marks for district competition. Notable items include Alex Kroll slated to play for the East in the All-America Bowl, plus several district records such as Javelin throws, sprints and relays with athletes from Butler Leechburg Kennett Square Morrisville and more.
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Alex Kroll
Buffalo
Rutgers Al-Amanea
Leechburg
Litle Leaguers Begin Spring Training and Registration
Little League registration takes place Monday night from 7 to 9 at the West Washington Street clubhouse. Spring training starts Tuesday at Cory Area High School and runs all week with 5 p.m. practices. Players ages 9 to 12 must show birth certificates for eligibility. Four teams will be formed with selection Friday or Saturday. Regular games are at Bracken Field on Mead Avenue. Managers are Sam Baresi, Joe Baresi, Vern Group, and Tony Sprayer.
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Tate
West Washington Street
Cory Area High School
Sam Baresi
Joe Baresi
Vern Group
Tony Sprayer
Bracken Field
Mead Avenue
Fishing King Crowned With 26Inch Brown Trout
Corry Fisherman Grenz of East South Street tops area waters with a 26 inch six pound brown trout caught on the south branch of French Creek west of the city. Observers say it is a mouve trout not stocked by the Fish Commission. Grenz leads the brown trout contest sponsored by local insurers Shamblin News and Sports Store, with nine prizes totaling $100 and an automatic reel for first prize.
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Corry
Gren
Grenz
East South Street
French Creek
Sion
Shamblrg News and Sports
I Uoope
Record-Setting ABC Bowling Tourney Crowns New Champs
The ABC Tourney in Des Moines ends with record performances across divisions. Jack Winters leads all events at 2147, while Bob Poole, Dick Allison, and Dick Hoover post top singles and doubles scores. Don Carte sets a masters record, and Bill Lillard becomes ABC history’s first five-time champion. Strike n Spare claims regular division team title. Carroll Lanes wins booster division.
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Jack Winters
Philadelphia
Bob Poole
Purble
Colo
Dick Allison
Dick Hoover
St. Louis
Winters
Andrew Renaldy
Youngstown
Olio
John Gribin
Gary Madison
Riverside
Calif
Billy Young
Tulsa
Okla
Jones Dairy
Kinaston
Kingston Bowlers
Frank Pasdeloup
ABC
John Til
Allison
Tir
Hoover
Gal Winters
Til
Poole
Renaldy
Gribia
Madison
Young
Don Carte
Don Carter
Carter
Ray Bluth
Tom Hennessey
Dick Weber
Pat Patterson
Bill Lillard
Lillard
Pfeiffer Beer
Detroi
Stan Gifford
Chicago Falstaff
Big League Stars Pitching and Hitting Spark Wins
Associated Press report notes Bob Gilson and the Cardinals beat Houston 3-2 on a two hitter and seven shutout innings by Roman Mejias in the eighth. Tommie Aaron salvages the day with a four RBI performance including a homer in a 10-4 victory over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Bob Gilson
Cardinals
Houston
Colts
Roman Mejias
Tommie Aaron
Philadelphia
Tigers In Trouble He’s A Brother One-Man Show Lifts Milwaukee
Hank Aaron’s younger brother Tommie slumped, while Hank went 0 for 3 as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 40 to 4. Tommy Davis starred for the Dodgers with three hits in a 12 to 5 win over Chicago, and St Louis edged Houston 3 to 2 as Gibson allowed two hits. Brewers’ four-run rally in the fourth sealed the victory amid a flurry of early-season baseball chaos and shifting standings.
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Associated Press
Hank
Tommie
Toul
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Phils
Willie
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St. Luis
Bob Gibson
Houston
Braves
Tommy Aaron
Bob Hendley
Hank Fischer
Hendley
Jack Hamilton
Willie Davis
Frank Howard
Daryl Spencer
Dodgers
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Ron Perranoski
Gibson
Roman Mejias
al Heist
Cardinal
Jim Pendleton
Cardinals
Ken Johnson
Stan Musial
Curt Flood
Nyansnenten Press
Deta
Paris
Aiteln
Jack Moral Sant Thipeto
Detreit
Til Limi
Tyne Innnies
Tigers
Kausies
Chie
Lary
Wat Snes
Tasharasopag
Fearnie
New York Yankees
Walean
Alesis
Florida
Boston
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
Manny Kiminey
Kansas Ciub
del Greco
Sam Jones
Ryne Duper
Ure
Camilo Pascual
Waugh
Tuners
sWisaig
Tyns
Baltimore
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Pascual
Twins
Gus
Trinados
Orioles
Lay Clinton
Claheh
Senators
Thase
Clinton
Drake Relays Open With Uelses Comeback Try and Texas Southern Rally
Ex Marine John Uelses aimed to vault back into the 16 foot realm as Drake Relays opened with finals in five events and three relays. The meet hosts about 600 athletes from 85 colleges in Drake University’s bowl. An all Negro Houston squad and another from Houston were highlighted as multi title contenders from the Texas Relays and previous showings.
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Iowa
John Uelses
Little Texas Southern
Drake University
Uelses
Houston
Penn Relays Open With Michigan Yale Villanova Title Chase
The Penn Relays opened with Michigan defending its four mile title while Yale aims for a back to back distance medley crown and Villanova seeks a renewed mile quarter surge. The mile closes the carnival with 45 schools entered, Villanova chasing a streak that may end after seven straight championships.
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Penn
Lou Hanna On Special Committee on High School Athletics
Lou Hanna leads a steering committee in Pennsylvania to promote a high school coaching and athletic administration reform. The group, including school leaders and the Manner Association, plans to discuss new coaching techniques, governance, and promotion of school athletics at a state meeting tomorrow.
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Lou Hanna
Nperahity Park
Coer Ali Geile High School
Towra Jonelvs Kasatlaton
Pennsylvania
Lina Evan
Vuigicr
Cetera Assembly
Earth
Palmer Threat Looms Over Texas Open Lead
SAN ANTONIO Tex AP Palmer, the tour money leader seeking a third straight Texas Open title, cooled jitters from rival Bill Collins and Bol Shave Jr by posting a 67 after Shave and Collins both fired five under par 66s. Palmer nearly cost himself with a tee shot that struck trees on the 10th but recovered to save bogey and stay in front.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bill Collins
Bol Shave Jr
Arnold Palmer
Willowshby
Ohin
Collins
Palmer
Japan Beats Espinose in Tight Tie Breaker by 77
OBB Japan Le m Espinose faces Philippines as Mat Sukissu Kuroki, 121, Japan 10, drives in Carroll Hardy to break a 77 tie since the fourth inning. Chael Cottier delivers a three run double in the third for Washington’s hiz, key hit.
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Japan
Leo Espinose
Philippines
Matsukissu Kuroki
Carroll Hardy
Chael Cottier
Washington
Hiz
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Dick South
Corry Jamestown
Avalon Center
Don Bradford
Penn Hills
Bowser
Butler
Ewell
Webster
Kennett
Bolyca
Upper Darby
Thomas
Uniontown
Hearn
Lower Merion
Balemile
Pennbury
New Castle
Norristown
Mangham
Hazzard
Springfield
Moékley
Akane
R. Mart
Morrisville
McCleary
Cornwall
Sikorsky
Mount Pleasant
Dick Smith
Leon Cable
Andy Tomelio
Wall Deutschlander
Ed Berry Oh
Max Brown
Ken Yoder
Arch Kingsley
Harry Schiemer
Ces Moines
American Bowling Congress
Russell Bemis
William Bayle
Bane
Gracia
Hammond
Eagle St
W. L. Pel
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
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St. Louise
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Cincinnati
Drake
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